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Season 6 Episode 6 - Hey Ladies (and Gentleman) With Nora and Brent Reuter

May 30, 2025·1 hr 47 min·5 clips
Ryan watched his neighbor burst into flames, drop and roll, then get back on his lawn tractor like nothing happened.
The episode opens with hosts Alex Seminary, Ryan Fancher, Sean Callahan, and Jason Callahan introducing the show's theme tied to PDGA Women's Disc Golf Week. Guests Nora and Brent Reuter of Rock River Disc Golf return after four years, now with a three-month-old son named Huey. The conversation begins with nostalgic references to Nora's previous appearance, where she mentioned not wanting kids, contrasting with their current parenthood. The hosts and guests share 'fired up' segments: Sean Callahan details his team's emotional win at the Tournament Director Team Challenge after years of near-misses, emphasizing camaraderie. Nora discusses excitement for summer disc golf growth and their weekly downtown Dixon market outreach. Brent talks about the Rock River region's expansion and rebranding from Dixon Disc Golf. Jason reveals a personal collection of magazines from his birth month (June 1979), including a Playboy acquired for 50 cents. Ryan recounts a jarring anecdote about seeing a neighbor catch fire while mowing, then calmly resuming work. The episode includes a 'Calhoun rundown' of upcoming local tournaments like the New Lenox Open and Clash 9 Weekend. The Reuters outline their busy event schedule, including clinics, a trilogy challenge, and assisting with the IOS tournament. Brent shares his recent awards, such as the Four Under 40 award, and charity work with Honor Flight and the Sauk Valley Food Bank. Nora and Brent explain their faith-based drive for community service, leveraging disc golf for fundraising and local impact. Brent discloses his election as Dixon Township Supervisor, a role he connects to potential disc golf advocacy. The episode concludes with discussions on using UDisc data for municipal presentations and building relationships with park districts.

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Loose disc golf banter that keeps finding the local story under the jokes.

It moves through disc golf and the rest of ordinary life with an easy local rhythm: a baby in the room, course business, hospice fundraising, concrete work, and jokes that only land because everyone already knows the people involved.

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Press play if you want disc golf talk that feels like the group table never broke up.

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